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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

Page

6

Chaney Explores Global Money Reform in Congress

In a heated speech in Congress, Chaney urges a radical monetary overhaul to stabilize the economy. He attacks Wall Street for dependency on treasury bailouts, proposes a universal credit system backed by gold, and calls for a $700 million Treasury fund to guarantee note redemption.

New York Wall Street Secretary of the Treasury Allegheny Mountains Financial Street Henry Clews Senate Aledrich Aldrich United States Treasury Tim Smith

Mother Gray's Powders for Children Featured in Ad Claims

The advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children used by a New York nurse at the Children's Home. It claims cures for feverishness teething disorders and bowel regulation while destroying worms with over 10 thousand testimonials. Sample free and available at druggists for 24 cents.

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Local notes and letters reveal political ties and health cures

The Union receives subscriptions from Rush Lemen of Anacortes while hoping Sullivan county trends Republican. Harry Kelly of Erie Kansas also subscribes. Indiana figures Chaney and Landis named as Republican leaders at Indianapolis April 1 2. An ad touts Dr Crowley cures for piles and rectal disease, promising success after other methods fail.

Rush Lemen Haddon Township Anacortes Washington Rush Sullivan County Union Harry Kelly Sullivan Ed. W. Kelly Erie Kansas W. D. Marteney la Grange Ind A. M. Timmis

Springer Joins Army Coast Artillery Man From Local Farmer Family

Jesse Springer, son of Levi Springer the well known farmer and stock raiser west of the city, enlisted in the regular army after passing the examination. He was assigned to the coast artillery and sent to California. The notice also mentions local business in commercial printing at the Union Job Rooms, 1112.

Jesse Springer Levi Springer Regular Army Coast Artillery California

New Mine Officials Elected in District 11 at Terre Haute

The United Mine Workers of District No. 11 elected officers and board members in Terre Haute last week. George Hargrove won the international board seat over Cairy Littlejohn. W D Vanhorn was chosen president. David N. Curry was re-elected vice-president. Charles Fox became secretary-treasurer. Roy White, Burrell Dubre, and others won district posts. Delegates named D N Curry, Cairy Littlejohn, Harry Ritchie, James Bledsoe to the state federation.

United Mine Workers of District

Republican Delegate Convention for Indiana Second District

Republicans of the Second Congressional District schedule a delegate convention in Washington Indiana at 1 p m on Wednesday March 25 1908 to nominate a congressional candidate. District representation by county includes Daviess 17 Greene 2 Knox 26 Lawrence 22 Martin 0 Monroe 15 Sullivan 14 and others as listed.

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